St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 20

20 TO FIND TENANTS FOR YOUR HOUSES, ADVERTISE IN THE POST-DISPATCH, ST. LOUIS' BEST HOUSE AND HOME GUIDE. MORE READERS THAN THERE ARE HOMES IN TIC CITY. ygrj KOfEM r-R 1 4 UK. r--4 HELP WANTED FEMALE DEATHS.

IhoLEGIRL Wtd For general housework; I no washing, f.nm Fl-irian Sr; WOMAN Wtd. To i bouse ork. Uri a 3Uime fimcst -Ceriam for tnythmg Telephone Your Ad Direct to the Post-Dispatch Your Credit's Qood if You Rent a Phone Bell. Mala 71. 74S.

S10 Ktalack. CMtnl S8, 89 SU. No advertisement charged for a less amount than 10 cents per line. Honey refunded on unused insertions SKMAJU Wtd. Olrl for bousinald.

rI- SITUATIONS WANTED MALE Help' Wanted nil The Cook or Maid You Want No matter -what kind of a cook or maid you want: and even though you are particular, there is always one aure place where you can find the cook or maid that will please the entire family and that place 's POST-DISPATCH WANTS the best employment bureau hereabouts TRY A 3-TIME AD AND MAKE YOURSELF GLAD SUNDAY THE BEST DAY OF ALL K2Your Druggist Our BEssr Entered Into rest on Nov. 23. -J90S. at 7 a. Henry Kesse fon of Justine Besse.

dear fa- ther of Annie. Lillie, Marie. Henry and William Hesse, and brother of Oeorpe Besse, Josephine Haller (nee Bess-). Carrie Hartmann (nee Besse) and Mary Grenzebach (nee Besse), at the ajre of 41 years. Funeral from Ziepenheln funeral parlor.

219 Cherokee street, tin. Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 2 p. thence to SU Matthew's Cemetery. (c) B4HTZ Entered Into rest on Nov.

22. lsOS. at 9:15 a. Caroline Bartz (nee lorn. at the age of 70 year.

10 months and 28 days, beloved wife of William Bartz and dear mother of Ber-tliii Kuhlmann (nee Bartzl. Frank H.irtz. William Bartz, Lisetta Paul otee Bartzl. Henry Bartz and Emma Bartz. sister of Fredericka Ponlek and Curl I)orn, and our dear mother-in-law 'and grandmother.

t'uneral from family residence. 4444 Keck avenue. Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 2 p. thence to Kvanpelical Lutheran St.

Johanne'B Church, Morgan Ford road and Chippewa street. Bi nit William E. Burr entered into rest on Monday. Nov. 23, 1908.

at 12:10 p. at the residence. 5003 Morgan street. 'J'ue notice of funeral later. Please omit flowers.

FHKl'M) Entered into rest on Tuesday, Nov. 2i, 1908. at 6:30 a. after a short illness, at the age of 64 yars and 2 months, Aug-ust Freund. brotner of Charles Freund and Dora (rood (nee Freund).

brother-in-law of Mary Freund (nee Odenwalder). and Jacob Good, uncle of Augusta, Anna and L-ouisia Freund. Maggie Faderhofer (nee Good), and Charles Good. Funeral from residence. 1239 Sidney street, on Thursday, Nov.

26. 19S. at 2 p. to Missouri Crematory. Friends invited to attend.

(3c) If til Entered into rest on Monday, Nov. 23. 1908. at p. Moritz Hahn, beloved husband of Menga Hahn.

dear father of Albert and Ad-olrh Hahn, tt the age of 71 years. Funeral will take place on Thursday, Nov. 2fi, at 2:30 p. from the funeral parlors of Gforge Kriegs- iiaiiser u. lo, 4102 Manchester avenue.

Friends aro invited to attend. Keeeased was a member of West St. Louis Turners. (C) On Sunday, Nov. 21 1908.

at 9:16 p. Mathias Hermann, beloved -husband of Pauline Hermann (nee Mess er). and father of Mrs. Theresa Kat-mmerer and TMf. Mamie Trautenmiller and Mrs.

Bertha Ksehmann and Charles M. Hermann: father-in-law of Charles Trautenmiller, Emtl Eschmann and Mrs. Wanda Hermann, our dear grandfather and brother, after a brief illness, at the age of 69 years months and 24 days. Funeral from family residence, "C5 Florissant avenue, on Thursday. Nov.

2G. at 1:30 p. to Holy Trinity Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Kansas City (Mo.) and Burlington (lo. papers please copy.

(c) IIETM Henry Heyman. dearly beloved son of Abraham and Bertha Hey man. hrother of Mrs. I. H.

Of-nT (nee Heyman), and Jennie Heyman. on Tjesday, Nov. 24, 1908, tat 'axe of 23 years. Funeral will take place from the family resilience, 2S2S Thomas street, on Thursday, Nov. 26, at 2 -P.

m. (3c) HYNKS Entered into rest on Monday. Nov. 23. 190S.

at 5 a. Elizabeth Hynes. beloved daughter of John and Hynes (nee Loftus), and sister of Edward, John and Winnie Hynes. Mrs. WUliam Metheringan.

Mrs. Fred Hil-debrand, Mrs. Thomas Carey and Mrs. William Neilson. Funeral will take place from the fumily residence.

2iiS Franklin avenue, on Wednesday. Nov. 23, at 2 p. to ft. Bridget's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery.

Friends are respectfully invited. Newport (Ky.) papers please copv. (c) KAHRE On Saturday, Nov. 21. 190S, 11 p.

Christian Kahre, beloved husband of Marie Kahre (nee Up-hoff). and father of Christ F. Kahre and Minnie Schettler, Sophia Koene-mann. Johanna Reis, Pauline Reis, and our father-in-law and greatgrandfather aid grandfather and brother, after a brief Illness, at the age or 74 years 11 months. Funeral on Wednesday.

Nov. 25. at p. f-om family residence, 517 Te Soto avenue. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

(2c) lOFTl'S Entered Into rest on Tues- .3 1. A A AO A. A i jun, u. 4. i yj rv 111., William Louis Loftus.

beloved son of Thomas J. and Mary M. Loftus. and brother of Ruth and Francis Kiiius, agea years, ana 11 montns. 17,, 1 ...111 nl.A 1 Wednesday, Nov.

25, at 2 p. from i 1 i .1 t' i nw, to Olvary Cemetery. Inter ment private. (c) WEPER Entered Into rest on Sun day, Nev. 22.

1908, at 6:15 a. Caroline Pleoer (nee Boesemann). beloved wife of the late Frank Pieper and our dear mother, grandmother ana great randmother and mother-in-law, after a short illness, aged 77 years. Funeral from family residence, 2109 North Fifteenth street. Thursday.

Nov. 26, at p. to Evangelical Kt. John's Church, Fourteenth and Madison streets. Relatives and friends Invited to attend.

REI. II ARDT Entered Into rest on Monday. Nov. 23. 1908.

at 6 p. after a lingering illness, Maria Hein- "hardt (nee Schindler). our dearly beloved mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, at the age of 71 years. Due notice of funeral will be giv later from residence of her daughter, Mrs. August Mauer, 1924 iiamt street.

(c) RKV-Entered into rest on Mondav. Nov. 23. 190S, at 2:40 p. Christina "Rev nee beloved of Mrs.

Sophta Wawers (nee Key. Rosa Rey and our dear grand mother and mother-in-law, aged 63 yvars months and la days. from family residence 'fl05 Fassen street, on Thursday, Nov. at 1 P. to St.

Paul Cem- Relatives and friends invited to attend. l)eceased was a member of South St. Louis Widows' Society and Au- rora Lodge, No. 116, K. and L.

of t3c) SAB A I l( Annn Saimldo. 1025 North Conipton Hvcnu. brloved mother of Anna Theresa John Sabaldo. and lear grant'mot tier of Mrs. J.

Norris. Funeral on Wednesday, Xov. 25, at p. m. HIDE On Nov.

22. 190S. James i W.ii, aged 45 years, at 8:20 p. "after a short For the oast 12 years he was In the employ of ureter Anderson Bro. Plastering Funoral on Wednesday.

Nov. 23. at p. from the funeral rooms of J. Lynch A- thence to St.

jiattnew cemetery. WHIa Suddenly. In Portland J. A. Waring, on Nov.

22. 190S till.) papers please Z1EGI.EK On Tuesdav. Nov. 24. I9fl at 7:30 a.

Rev. Charle v.lirir pastor of St. Malachy's Church, age in i i m. Funeral win take place on Friday, av. a.

iu5. at a. to Calvary Cemetery. Remains will lie In Mate in cnitrcn on Wednesday, Nov. I9Q.

after p. m. .) The Post-DUpatch Is the only evening newspaper In St. Louis that receive pwblishea new by the Associ ate x'reta. I HELP WANTED MALE WAITER Wtd.

Experienced arm man. for restaurant; a week, lw Market. 13) WI.NTiuW CLEANKilS Wtd. Five experi enced window Cieancrs; apply tMsy st p. m.

Koom z. 404 Hi X. Huh. lei SHOE WORKERS WANTED BOYS Wtd. Two boes to pick out lasts and store away.

Apply al once. 1-Tesident Plant. Brown Snoe Kth and Wash.lci 1XSEAMEIW Wtd. Experienced ImK-amers and toodyear stitch re. No.

1 factory. Roberts. Johnson A Rand Shoe LUh and Mu'lannhv. let Wtd. And nlggcr-head op erators on men fine welts.

Apply J. ttai- Brown Shoe lth and Wash. iWci SinrHKHS Wtd. ioodyear stitchers on men's tine welts. Apply J.

Rainey. Brown IMh and Wash. SHOE HELP Wtd. Experi enced welt insole sorters; steady work. Roberts, Tohn- clr.n X.

Cl, IL.1. I ory and Mississippi. (c A GENTS A NTE AtiEXTS Wtd. Men and women can make (10 a day selling our photo tickets. Olive Studio.

70 olive st. 1S1 AiiL.VlS Wtd. Ladv canvassing agents. both in and out of the city; good profits. t-t.

1.QUIB o. r.Hio Morgan sc. CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS CANVASSERS Wtd. New deal by leading installment house of west: wagons lur- nlshed. Arthur.

1 1 Locust. lii SuLlCI IOKS Wtd. Good men can earn 10 t20 weekly. 114 X. ftth st.

(Si SOLICITOR Wtd. Stylish lady solicitor for iiresamaKer. Aoniv iir. N. ionarn.

StLU'IiORS Wtd. Either sex. no im wanted. Box Q-iei. Post -Dispatch.

faOLiCiTORS Wtd. 4 neat-appearing men. Calk 1423 X. Pendleton. p.

m. M. J. Goss. SoLH'ITtiR Wtd.

Debit man and solicitor: salary and commission: East ht. ixiuis ana Granits Citv AddIv John Hancock Insur- ance lui'l St. Louis East St. Louis. SOLICITORS Wtd.

Experienced, either sex; best monev-makimt proposition in ft. Louis, answer uulck. Murlllo Studio. 114 Olive st. "ei SOLICITORS Wtd.

Exiierienced; travel and sell country mercnants. tor i-t. iuis concern of unquestionable standing; compensation month; permanent. Box O-66, Post-Disnstch. PARTNER Wtd.

With ioOO to invest in business paying pfr cent: no chance of loss: Investigate. Hox t-H4. 111 PARTNER Wld. Good salesman or stenog rapher for brokerage business; HoO re- quired. Cull.

UK X. flth St. PARTNER Wtd. With or $2O0 and horse and wagon, in a goivd well established business. Box L-2M.

Post-Dispatch. (Sc SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN Wtd. Three soliciting salesmen for city. McArthur. 411 Olive 8L.

room 411. IHcl SALESMAN Wtd. By New York lace im porter; young man to represent St. Louis; can be used as side line. Box O-IOn.

I SALESMEN Wtd. City salesmen; specialty lor cigar, ru stores ano PHiixinii; sieauy 'man can have permanent employment; $10 deposit required. nox ij-vn. ici SALESMEN' Wtd. If vou are a srocd sales man, capable of earning from to f.n' weeKiv: we nave tne eooos: vou can sen easily: call and investigate at once.

2i0 Carleton Bldg. (Sc SALESMAN Wtd. With acquaintance, to sell stock In an Incorporated company: sround-floor oroDosltion at this time: most attractive to buvers and very liberal commissions for business done; high-grade apnly and references necessary ex perience and all details. Box A-40. Post- IMspatch.

REt'RKSEXTATI VK td. Reliable represen tative, in St. Louis and vicinity to sel line of ladles' wrappers. kimonos and -shirt waits; goods are well made and good trade can be secured: would prefer repre sentative handling some other reputable line. Box 123.

care Milbourne Advertising Agency, Baltimore. Md. -T MAIL ORDERS AXY Intelligent person may earn good in come corresponding for newspapers: experience unnecessary: no canvassing: send for particulars. Press Syndicate. Box 2L Lockport.

X. Y. cl TRADE SCHOOLS AND AGENCIES MEX wtd. Good vision: under SO. over 14.1 pounds, for brakemen and nremen on railroads in this vicinity: experience un necessary: pay fifi to Sloo monthly: pro moted to conductor or engineer; lou to $200.

Call Room o02. 112 X. 4th Cth floor. Itil HELP WANTED FEMALE BUNDLE WRAPPERS Wtd. Old SL Louis Laundry.

I'iji ictor. ict CANDV PACKERS Wtd. Experienced. Mod ern Candy 22 s. Main.

fe CHAMBERMAIDS Wtd. Two chamber- maids, white. 14 N. Grand. CHAMBERMAID Wtd.

First-class colored chambermaid, wun reference. 3o3o Mor- gan. CHAMBERMAID Wtd. Colored. Apply I sona Hotel.

King highway and Mcpherson COMPANION" Wtd. For lady. 75 years old; must not he under as or over nt); good salary, nox 0-100. i'ost-iispatcn. COOK Wtd.

21)12 Washington. COOK Wtd. German av. preferred. 2120 St.

Louis I2l I COOK VS'td. Good; references required. olOe CtXJK must Wld. Woman cook tie e'xiierienced. in restaurant; V.

Grand. COOK Wtd. Woman lo cook; small restau- rant. 2i0.t larsnail CCHjK Wtd. Must have references.

421 Ci West Belle pi. Apply HELP Wld. Experienced help at dresamak- ing. an onve. COOK Wtd.

First-class colored cook, with reference; no other need apply. AjM Mor- gan. COOK Wtd. Giod ciMik; no wasning or iron ing; apply 2 blocks S'wth of Laclede. COOK Wtd.

Good plain rook for aeneral housework: another girl kept; small fara- nv. Mi-r-nerson. COOK Wtd. Woman to assist with cooking; references. Apply Tower Hall, Washington i nivergnv.

ic Wtd. White girl for cooking and general housework: no laundry: small fam ily: good wages; call at once; references. COOK Wtd. Plain, white woman cook. witnout incumbrance; short distsnce In country; a good, steady place for suitable woman: small family.

Call X. W. Cor. Pr Iwny and Pine; basemenU D1MSG KtXJM ilRL 7'1 Waahlnst" ospel Rest lei I DINING RtkfM GIRL Wtd. An experienced colored dining room girl; come ready ror work.

Walnut. id DISHWASHER Wtd. oman. N. for aid.

rant: call st once. DRESSMAKER Wtd. One first-class drtse- tnaker. Apply st i.tui Ann; up stairs i.ii 1-EI-L1NG HAND Wld. Exiierienced felling hand on custom coats, uiamona tk rone), 7th 3d fl-vtr.

Gii-tL Wtd. Experienced In sewing on neijj- wer. ssnir.gton. (e GIRL Wtd. Bright girl In Vsmly store; must be used to worK.

-v. lav'or. GIRL Wtd. For upstairs na laundry lork. agener.

GIRL Wtd A Ground work In suiail roorr 1 into i'umi GiKL Wld Lri.iit young mil to ia(-l; st-av wra fiw i.rarn, G1R1. Wld. Neat voting girl abul 14 vrsrs innn fT fHi-1. Hros-lwav ci 'Id HoUSEGiKL Wld. 4iirl f-r general bnuie-work; country girl preferred.

1441 r. l4c) GIR1 Wtd. A nle glri. age 16. to be In linnu room Apr-IV Ths Paul E.

Wolff Shirt Co 1S-21 Wash GIRL Wld. LMerelM ed g.rl lo sell bring references. i-au oetore 4 1 l-r-awsv. GIHI, Wld Little ulrl to allend in ladles' tutor's t.fftce. $2 week.

M. l'elusl. Grand l.lnd r-nrn lei GlKlA Wld For l-resnfeeilil-jr. steady poal- on to those who are esusiaciory. ai-pj Hie Sd 4ci GIRL td --rs or older, to liake tier with family or two; win 01 ic school and provided for and not con-dlrtered ss a servant.

Box -Tt. UIKIJi Wld. Experienced gins te trlta around skirts snd te pleat; mosi ne ei ptnej aw ibers need aprr- Ely Walker Skirt Factory, lih and Wsshlagto. ij Hul IllDl I ererc-s. 4241 Ielmar M.

Hol'SKBAlU Wtd. Competent lxuseniid. references required. 4044 Westminster. llol SlviilRL Wtd.

No washing, no Ironing. qry g'Kvin stor. tiravots. ic HOLSKGIRL Wtd. White, lo go in dlnlns- room morning and evening.

S.1BW Morgan. Hol'SKtJiRL Wtd. tor general housework; in ra-nny. 1Z2.A (irattan. HolSEUlKL Wtd.

Young t- assist in bunt nouseworx: good home. 3041 nirmminl. HOLSKGIKL Wtd. cKrnisn: for general housework; 4 a. lulls.

V4T MrPiiennn. Uol SEiiIRL Wtd. For geurml housework. west wile pi. tji Hoi SEG1KL Wtd.

For erem-ral housework, Lontfeiiow bl. HOLStXilKL Wid. 'or general housework; small family. Ml Franklin. Hol'SEiilRL wtd.

For s-nersl housework; must ro home rights. IMcks-'n. Holtoikl. Wtd. For bKlsework; small family.

Wemnilnstw. HOL'SEtilRL Wtd. For retwial housework; family of 3: go-Kl wages CssMeman. HiilnfeGlKl, Wtd. competent, white: tor general housework.

Falrmmint. hiH SLuilil, Wtd. for genersl housework; small family: good ho-ne. 471'' ''ink. Hi)LSrJIRL -For general iiiuewirk; Washington Id.

In small family. HOCSLOIRL Wtd. For general housework 01 (O rifp. Hul'SKulKb Id. iood for general hous- work: no washing.

S. Brosdwsy. tc Hol'SEJIRL Wtd. For housework; washing or Ironing: small family. 3(CO Cherokee.

HOISEcilRL Wtd. Young Forest womau xroti. for housework. Cabsnne pi. HoL'SEGIRL Wtd.

Experienced, for general housework; one to go home nights. 1K11 f-ienen. HulSEGIRL Wtd. To housework and plain cooking. 11 HI S.

Newstead. HOUSEGIRL Wld. Experienced; general housework; with reference; 2 lo family. 44Q4 Washington. HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Girl for general house work; in bakery: German preferred; good wages. 274Q N. andeventer. Wld. Colored Isdy for light housework; 3 in family; go home nights.

Easton. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For cooaing and general housework; no washing. JhlJ Longfellow; phone Grand 731. tol HOUSEGIRL Wld.

White girl for getter! housework; good wages; no laundry. Ad. Webster Grove. J8Cedar av. 14) HOUSEGIRL Wtd.

Woman to do general housework In small family. 2J40A Lou- Islana. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Young girl to assist with housework; three la family; Pace car. Semple.

to HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Exiierienced girl for gen eral housework; good wages. M22A Ken-slngton. HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework and cooking; good wages and home.

Page bl. i HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Middle-aged German woman of kind disposition lo general housework; a permanent home for a wlll- Ing worker. Box Q-H4. Post-IHs.

HOUSEWOMAN Wtd. Pleasant. capable. nrlddle-ageil woman ror nouseworc; lamuy of one; references desired Call at Rcber pi. HOUSEGIRL Wtd -White: preferably tier- man; to assist In light nouseworK in jmiaii family; good home.

D327 Ridge. Telephone Forest 317.V HOUSEGIRL Wtd. Girl for general house work, in private family; no laundry or outside work; must be good cook and have references; country girl preferred. Box O-104. Post-Dispatch.

HOUSEGIRL Wtd. For general housework; must be good rook; no wasning: in in family; good wages. 143 Klngsoury take Delmar car to Sklnker and walk 3 blocks south. LADIES Wtd. To advertise "Premium Bak ing Powder;" siu -xis usj S.

7th. LADY Wtd. Young lady for nuing oroer. billing, In pattern oince; ui and salary. Box Poet-Plspatch.

Wtd. Good days la week: call in morning. lower unur LAUNDRESS Wtd. R-ferences reqmreo. Washington terrace.

LAUNDRESS Wtd. Flrst-ciass. while, for small family, lan mni nnmniiuirr LAUNDRESS Wtd. For Tuesdsy and Wednesday or Wednesday ana luummj. Washington.

MANH'URIST Wld. Must be prulieieni. Century Bldg. Harb'-r rnop. Ol'ERATORS Experienced on double- needle lap seam leiung macnin "Pi'ir to Mr.

O'Xell. Ferguson-McKlnney. Broad-way and Hiikory. 'r OPERATOR Wtd. Experienced operator ore men silk necgwear: steaoy and good pay.

Apply to Kly-Waiker Neck-weats. Factory, 10th and Washington, itn, PR ESS FEEDER Wtd. Girl; steady position to reliable and experlencel feeder; Prly exper tinr (lepinmcni. 1 ii-uirr Chemical Commercial. ICI SCRUBWOMAN Wtd.

Woman to scrub ami general cleaning, tanay siore. uraira mu Arsenal st. SEAMSTRESS Wtd. And alteration nana on men garments; expenenceo. dcpugk Pressing Club.

4110 OUve. SHIRTMAKERS Wtd. Two experienced operators ror maaing yoe nu hemming: steady work sniaranjeed The Paul E. Wolff Shirt bl5 auiln.toti av' Zr' SKIRTMAKER Wtd First-class; front JIJ te 15 per ween; win dull season: call st once. 1147 Union.

SHIRTMAKERS WANTED Experienced shlrtmake on all parts: sleo five girls to learn; best ventnateo ana ngm factory in city; steady work all year round, and food pav. -tt TAILORESS Wbl And men's garments; gteaay. ocnucw Cluh 4110 Olive. WAISTVIAKERS Wtd. And helpers.

fine ruatom waists. APtwy A. c-nui" Mermod-Jaccard Bldg WAITRESS Wtd. 3430 Olive. 4c WAITRESSES Wtd.

N. th. WAITRESSES Wtd. Kxperienced. III Pine.

WAITRESS Wld. Experienced, at 01 ice. rt X. andeventer. WAITRESSES Wtd.

experienced waitrw isv. es; at once. 404 WAITRESS Wtd. Neat, to tk. charge of dining rwiw.

4M7M ra WAITRESS Olive. -An experienced waitress). wavtvu Girl for genersl housework, tn Arr nights. "4114 Washington blvd. WOM4.N Wld.

To lake ftom washing ao Ironing, n-ouAV Wtd White woman for general bring reference. H4Q4 Vine WOMAN Wtd. To scrub, etc. Board. N.

7th. lresbjrterlai in WOMAN Wtd. Klist-class woman lo conk: colored chamtiermald and colored porter who understsnds steam heat; for-U ia edj houe. Call M-irgan jel LAUNDRY HELP WANTED BODT IRONER Wtd. Old PL Louis Latin- dry.

Vi.tor. 'C GILLS olive Wtd. At Pairisli's Laundry, el 2d fclllKT K1XISHER Wtd. Eiperbwe.1 shirt finisher; steady work; good pay. si Ely Walker Shirt.

Mfg. th and 2J WASHERMAN Wtd. rough dry work; must have good references. Box A-li. Post-lHalistch SALESLADIE8 WANTED 8alesladie experienced salesladies for suit department.

Kreulvl's Pig yiore. 1 S. Br-adwar SALESLADIES Id. Trsvellng sales. a.

lie to carry our snerisiry as siue un. sens a druggists: 2." per cent commission. Addi Ui Chemical Helens. Am rtci GRAND-LEADER s- RrHjuires tbe we vices of 200 Salespeople For Department of Women's fnits. rSkirte, Waists and Fur.

Xone tmt those caving ba4 ex- jericnt-e need apply. SuprinteiiJe-itt's in fire, S4oon4 Floor. Ic, ar- 4 A- 4 The l'il-ilspalctt is th ouiy evsmlt4f nevspper in Kt. Loals tbst rerelvsi or publishes Mtt satiMrott by tb Asssr ated Coming Events I Announce yoor bslL party or enter- 1 talnroent this column. All St.

Ixiiia reil. tt. TWO LINES ONE TIME TWO PIMES VOCR DRCGOIST OCR AGKXT. ATTEND erpentln dance. Saturday evening.

2S. at N'ewrain'i Hail. 1412 N. Grand, formerly Trimp'i. ELTCHRE and hop.

Bachelor' I.odee. No. 1. at Eckhardt's Hall. Cherfikee and Texaa Wednesday eveninK.

Nov. 25: tickets 25c. (iKANI maxjuerado ThanknciviriK nilit. Thursday, Nov. 2tt.

Tower Liancing Academy. 2th and Kant (irand. Lost and Found IF TOD LOSE ANYTHING Ader-tif-e It here. It wHI be returned to yon If an bonest person find it. Remarkable recoyeries are brought about ery day through tills column.

All drujCKhJta Want Ada for tha Post-Dlspatcb at office Adyertisements recelyed after 11 :40 a. m. will be inxerted in later editions on Market" page. IF YOC KIND AM illING brlor It to the Iont-Dispatch Lost aid Found Bnrean 210-212 North Broadway. Get check.

Have it adTerttsed. Reclaim It if the owner does not. THE LAW People who find lost articles are interested in knowing that the State Law (Section 8475 to 8480. Ueyised Statute of 189S) is strict in requiring tbem to seek the owners through adyertiseaient and oth-eiwlEe. and that a failure to do so.

if same eao be proyen. lnyolyes a seyere tenalty. LOST BAG I.ost. on Page car. sroing west.

Mon day evening, bag. containing JH or fiU in money and several articles and Keys. Return to 3U21 Washington and rective rewarti. tL'TTON IMt. one god cuff button, initial on Union or Page bl.

to St. Mark's Church: liberal reward. 9 Windermere nt. ict CHKI Lost, a ohei of return to 7-17 S. Broadway: reward.

Mike Tororian. COLLAU Lost, lady's fur collar, on lnh or fine sts. miner win oe sultat.lv rewards by returning same to 0014 Deiniar 2d iioor. CI'FF BUTTON Lost, gold cuff button; re- wara it returneo ro ion; ullerton Hldg. lXi Lost.

Irish terrier, long, flat ears. short, heavy set: answers to name of Mike; license No. r-ward. 41i'. DOG -Iist.

dog. black greyhound, female. Keturn to L. li. inland.

Elair reward. 1 4 DOG Lost, trench bull cream colored. with black nose: female: on Wednesday; $oO reward and no questions asked. I'iione LKi -Iost. small Mack and whito dug shaggy hair, bushy tail: answers to the name Teddy.

3JtU Lmdelt bl. Kinloch Delmar S32R. let DOi Lost or strayed. Knlish bull terrier. white w-lth brown spots, studden collar.

Ma- plewood license No. 3.1; information for his return wi.l give reward. J. li Hol'and. 724., tnrah.

(cl HANDI-tAiJ Lost, black handbag on Mar ket car. Monday afternoon, containing money and P. U. order and letter addressed to Mrs. Hurte.

Heturn Franklin, SM'hert At Mfxter Piano Ptore; reward. IlA'tPIN Lost, in Ciavton. -n Ledue between Terminal P.elt and McKnight a solid gold hatpin; libera' reward KeMirn to D. R. Davis, flayton.

Mo. MAKE Lost, strayed or sroirn Saturday nieht. small mare, hitched to open furnl- tura wagon. Keturn Frank Lind. Tth and Lucas.

ci MAH Lost, clay bank mare, hands years old, strayed or stolon: weight pounds; on u. irom 2tir.i reward or jm Hati. MO.VEV Lost. $12 in currency, on Wash ington avenue, between Sixth and Four-tfenth streets: reward. .100 14th.

ML'FF Lost, tlth and Washington. 4-tail mink muff, opposite drug store. 4t01 ias- ton: reward. PIN Lost, t'rescent pin. Saturday; reward.

HOT h'ost-uisoatcn. PIN Lost, squirrel pin. Monday, about 4 o'clock, at Nugent return to Crittenden and receive reT'ard. PIN I-ost. silver enamel belt pin.

with A. E. engraved on back. Reward if re turned to N. fith st.

PIN Lost. Saturday evening, probably in west bnd. cravat pin. saphlre. surmounted by small suitable reward for re turn: room tTinmber or lommerce.

PIN Will pai'ty who found fororlty pin mid dle September and phoned rorest communicate with Katherine Thompson. 4723 Inbadle. Pl'KSE lst. Saturday, at Barr's. silver purse; keep money, return purse.

Box O- Pl'KSE Lost, purse. Park between Missouri and Armstrong. Sunday night; re ward. R'turn 141.1 Missouri. RING Lost, diamond and ruby ring.

If finder will return a liberal reward will be paid and no ouestlons asked. Mrs. L. P. Aloe.

4135 Maryland av. iSl PFRSE Iiost. Monday morning. key. brooch.

$21: Suburban car or between 12th and LUh. on Washington; reward. Carle- ton D. G. ro.

Pl'RSE Lost. Saturday. brown leather purse. Exposition building or Olive street car going west; containing money; return Plows Candy unve; reward forelady. KING I.ot.

eold snake ring, small diamond Saturday: Syndicate Trust or downtown district: tamiiy neirioom; return i.m oyn- dlcate Trust mag, nperai rewarq. SCARF Lost, brown fur scarf; Saturday aft ernoon. Keturn to ai. oiccoy, wot i-age rewnrd. L'MBRELLA Lost, on Cass car.

Nov. 21. silver-handle umbrella; reward. 'ook av. UMBRELLA- Iist.

Monday afternoon, on Olive our. silk umbrella. Under please no tify Cleuiena av. Phone rorest reward. ru RRELLA Ijwt.

lady's silk umbrella with round, gilt head, in downtown store reward if returned to 4244A Olive. Kom CMBRELLA Lost, gent's umbrella, bone handle, gold band, initials li. V. L. lost on Lee av.

car between 7 and 8 Sundav nieht. Return to 44j I'enrose; reward. Dlmr WASHKRMAN Sit. wanted as washerman 1.1 years" experience; best city references Hot fost-i'isnatcn. WATCH lost.

lady's small, open-face watch, about Monday, near Nugent's or Fourth or Cherokee car: reward; 2S13 S. Eighteenth. FOUND Cl'RTAlNS Found, auto storm curtains. Nov. f.

on Lawton av. Call Lost and Found Bureau 1'ost-Plspat-h. 121 KEtf- rotind. Keys. 011 nroautvay ant Broadway and Washington.

Between ann 1. an st tn pot-Pisoat Lost and Found Bureau, t'2 ''all st the -l-'lOlll-l. l-l-IV. UHir.is. etc.

oll'e -nweer cail st Wisconsin. (It PAPERS Found, papers. E. P. Siewart.

CO Lct and Kounl Bureau. Post-Dis. cb Foiir.d 'in. on Etn-i near Thursday r.lght. Oct.

Call Losi ard T-Vo--d It-i-e-in ill BOOK Found. pH-ketoMik. Saturday, near Ruseel! and Ka'b. Owner may have same by calling I'ost-Dispatch Lost and Found Bureau. i'Ji Tl'BE Found.

Wednesday morning. on Compton car. rubber, with tube atlached. Cail Lost and Found Bureau. Post-IV Employment Wanted MALE ACCOUNTANT I am a capable accountant, experienced In cost accounting and systematizing and passing on credits; will be disengaged about Jan.

I. Box F-L-2. (fii AGENCY WTO. BY SAL4Y.SMAN OF E.V-I'KrTli'iNAI, ABILITY. TO REPHESEN I' Al HOISK.

OK GtXID ItSlTU)N IN SALES 1EPAKTMENT: CAN FIKNISH BEST OF REFERENCES; EMPLOYED AT PRESENT. BOX F-tJ. PoST-DIS BAKkK Sit. by oung r.isn as thlrvl hand baker, with or without boiM. mi H.

th BARBER pit. by young bar tier. with i yars' experience, to finish trade. Box L-l4i. Post-llspatch.

BARI E.NDEK it. wanted by experienced bartender: also years in grocery and meat market; best of references. Address 334t Lucas. BARBER Wants job: 1 year's experience: will worn lor buam an'i ruxtn and a week; ha worked in six diff'-rent ships anil on all kinds of trade. Box O-HU.

Pnnt-DHimch. BARTENDER First-class bartender desires position; steady and reliable. Al references: married; age 38. Address C. 407 Page bl.

(3i BARTENDER Sit. by bartender, experi enced, young man: thoroughly sober ana reliable; willing to do porter work if necessary: city, references. Box Q-143, Post-Dispatch. BOOKKEEPER Bookkeeper of 4 years' ex perience wouia iiKe position at reasonable salary: beat references. Box C-123.

Post-Dlsnatch. 4i BOOKKEEPER Sit. wanted as b.xkkeeper in ateiiojt lApucr mi in oiiii? man: inorouKniy experienced: willing worker; good references; salary moderate. Address Box 0-84. Post-Dispatch.

BLACKSMIi'H Position wanted by all- around blacksmith and horseshoer, city or country. Box Post-Pirpatch. BOOKKEEPER Sit. wanted by capable bookkeeper. 12 years experience, best references as to character and ability.

Box fosi- lispatcn. BOOKKEEPER Teacher. wno is experi enced and efficient bookKeeper. wants set of books to keep as side line; expert penman; $5 to $10 a week. N.

G322A Vic-torla av. (15 1 BoV Sit. by good, respectable and honest hoy, to learn printing trade. 2vW Gravois. bui ait.

wauled by bonest Ihiv of 17, some store. Box Post-Dispatch. BOY Boy. lii. wouid like to learn a good traoe.

mox 1 1-1 .1:1. i-oyt-Disnatch. ixi BOY la, wants work; willing to do any thing nas experience in machine shop: can give references. Ad. IM10 N.

Grand. iH CARD AND SIGN WRITER Wants position in -store or shop: air brush; long experience; reasonable wages. Box O-04, 3i CARPENTER Hill contracts for all kinds of repair; get me and save money. 1211 X. Taylor av.

tel. Forest 710. iHq) CARPENTER Employment wanted by a practical rouse carpenter; very reasonable. Ad. Wm.

Bevens. lm.1 Victor st. CARPENTER Sit. by carpenter and plas terer; reasonable wages. Ad.

carpenter. 4IS2A Eatiton. CARPENTER OR MILLWRIGHT Sit. by young man: good. allround mechanic: nandv at other trades: work for reasonable wages.

Box Post-Pis. 141 CARPENTER Strong lxy. handv with car penter tools, would help carpenter, or like position in woodworking shop. Box Post-1 isTatch. L'HAI'FFEI'R Sit.

to run a car for private I tamiiy: near city rer. and can do his own i repairing: have .1 years' experience on gaso- i line ergires. Box 0-40. 131 I CilAl'FFiil'K Sit. by experienced chauffeur.

careiui driver: can repair any trouble; have good reputation and license. Fred 2131 Ohesti-l' 14 1 CLFRK. Exfierienced grocer clerk wants po sition grocery and market; relerence. D. McCarty.

4.1SO Lucky. CLEKK Sit. wanted by experienced and receiving clerk, railroad omee man and lumber man. permanent position. Box 0-H2.

Post-Dispatch. COACHMAN Sit. by young colored man as coachman or houseman: call or write. 421 S. TeffingwoH references.

COLLECTOR Position as collector or so licitor, by young man taking stenograyy lessons: references. IViX M-C. DISH WASH EP. Pit. wanted by man as dishwasher.

Box O-lCi. Post-I Mspatch. DISHWASHER Sit. wanted by colored mrtn as dishwasher. 2343 Wash, upstairs.

W. Moses. DRIVER Sit. wanted by an i-Tience, man to drive, care for horses arid furnace, references. A.

Meyer, 4103 ome DRUGGIST Sit. by druggist as relief clerk. evemiigs and Sundays; Al city rclerences. Box L-24. I'ost-r'lstntiii.

14' DRCGGIST Sit. by competent and reliable rf-gistered druggist: city experience: references from present employer. Box L-ltH'. Post-D'spatch. 2i ENGINEER Young man, well versed in mechanics and electrics, f.

years' exjveri-ence. desires position; understands refrigeration. Pox O-I02. pot I Hn-itch. iJ.

H'Ji'SKMAN Sit. as houjcmaii: references, phon" Pomont HSit. Hol'SEMAN Sit. by young colored man as houseman or butler; references. Box Post -Disnntch.

HoCSEMAN tsiugie. middie-aifefl white man wants sit. as houseman, furnace, cleaning and repairing; total abstainer; city references. Box L-l-7. Post-Dispatch.

JANITOR Or houseman, wants position or will do any kind of work. Box 0-y3, Post-Dispatch. i4i LOCKSMITH AND TOOLMAKER wanted; middle-aged trerman; first-class repairman and maker or small machinery. Box 0-7, Post-Lispatch. (4i MAX Sit.

by active, elderly any kind; root references. nox 1 u. 11 MAN Man of 3.1 wishes work of. some kind. Box is.

Post-Dispatch. MAN Young man would take a position of some kind. soison. MAN it. by young man to work on farm or housework.

Ad. T. .124 dark. 4i MAX Work or any kind wanted by young married man; Knows city wen. f-ii Post-Dispatch.

121 MAN Youua man, 21. wisnes work ot any kind; can furnish best of references; sober and rename, itox o-. fnst-uispatcn. MAN Sit. by handv man: can do machine.

boiler and steam fitting, or take care of machinery, box t'ost-oisnatcn. (ai MAN Sit. by Southern colored man: work of any kind: call or phone Bomont 1371; oltv references. 2tOi Washington. MAN Sit.

iy young man to attend furnace moraing and evening for room or room and board. Box fost-oispatcn. MAN Strong, healthy young man wants work: willing to do anything; can do any thing. Box D-Iow. Bost-Disoatch.

MAX Middle-aged German, married, wants posuiuu ul any ainu. reis. rUJL u-ui, 2) MAN Sit. by young man. 17 years, living at nome: must nave any Kind ot worK.

Box L-13. Pnst-Plspatoh. MAN Sit. wanted by an experienced -levator man. Call or ad.

H. C. 1O0S Chestnut st. MAX Sit. wanted by colored man.

housework and taking care of automobile; private family. G. AV. Tockett. 44" Boyle.

MAN" Sit. wanted by young colored man to learn to run automobl'e: small pay until completed. Lawton; call or write. MAN Young man. 22.

wants position of some kind, iu or outside; am experienced cigar clerk. Ad. F. Wauls, Market st. i'Ji MAN Sit.

wanted by young colored man, flrBt-class in every particular, as janitor or porter; sober and not alraid of work. -Call Secretary Colored Y. M. C. Bomont 1LU.

cii MAN cash for a position of or more a month: $." for each month employed: 3 years' experience railroad office; 6 years all branches automobile work; will accept anything honest. Ad. L. X. 23th.

(Hi MAX Sit. by yardman, first-class, allround man. very handy with tools, work of any kind, thoroughly experienced: tivst of citv refs. px L-l 12. st-Dispatch.

121 MAN Position by young man. 20 years of age. in office; can ojeratft I'nd-rwood and Remington typewriters; have had experience In statistical and general oLIce work. Box I'll, 1 1 4 OFFICE MAN Middle-aged German, good penman, sober, reliable, want- situation in office; best of reference: many years ex-lerlenoe; Inquiry 212 S. 21st.

(4i OILER Wanted, position as oiler and i.t man; 3 years' experience; of re-c-r-ences. U. K. Kennedy, 04." Rond East St. Louis.

OPERATfiR Moving picture operator wants night Al OLwrator. with best of ref-ence. Address Mrv Roscoe Trainor. 1218 olive; phones Kin. Cen.

S2S6L; Bell. OUve 1S72L. PAINTEK Wishes position as first-class painter; 10 years' experience In business. Ad. 2017 Olive st.

Ci PAIN'lER Sit. wanted by good painter gralner and paper hanger: reasonable wages. Phone Bomont 317L. 1233 N. Garriscn av.

i3i Sit. wanted bv first-class paperhauger; reasonable wages: Bell Tv- 141 PAPEHHANGEK -Sit. by a first-class p-i-perhsnger. painter and kalsomiuer; must have work: reasonable wages. Ad.

Ps-pernacger. 270'i Lucas av. i2i i'OK t'KH Young man. 2S wants position as porter and help teud bar. Box Po-t-lMspmeh.

PtKTER 5lt. wanted by colored man as porter, or to care for horses or dishwasher in hotel or restaurant: good borne wanted; also handv around house. Jeff Thonuas. Q7 X. Eleventh.

i4i PRESSMAN Sit. wanted bv first-class nonunion lithograph, pressman: 4 years' experience; mill leave town. Box, O-t0, Post-l'lspati-h. i4i bALESMA.S Sit. by men of as city salesman: good sppearance and fluent talker; am at present emploved.

but will RtalMt diaxgs. Box C-lo. Post DIs. (21 MALE ANYONE can easily earn S4 daily home in ytrc nme silvering mirrors; win you how; sample and particulars tree. o.

Jones. 5s Upham's Corner, Mass. ioici BAKtH Jne grMd set-ond nand baker; with board. BARBER Wtd. 141 Leady young X.

Grand. pre- rerred. iu.j-iiaroiT lor ThJruday evening and Wednesday. day; $ij. fi2H X.

Srah. HOIKKEEPERS -Exieriemt-d. Globe Sklrt 7i4 X. er: state age and salary expected and ref- erences. nox O-ST.

I'ost-Ilis. BOOTBLACK. With stand. Call GMo (-i BOY Wtd To work In store and deliver 01- ners. 'jim Ksston.

BOV Wtd. To deliver orders al mfcat mar ket. 127 Park. BOY Wtd. Errand bo v.

14 years of age. Apply between an.10 o'clock Wednesday, morning. K21 N. th st. BOYS Wtd.

Over lti years, for wholesale house; living with parents: state age and salary expected. Box A-H'2. Post-PiiL ivs wm nt i.t to work in factory. Louisiana "Contracting Tloncan BOY Wtd. A good strong Ikiv on small stock farm; one tha understands horses; good home.

Address R. S. TTalsh, Baden. Nor'" St Louis BRICKLAYERS Wtd. Six first-class brick layers, st once.

loifl Orattan st. nmrk'i AVkH Two- notiunn: at KfnFs hiffhwav anil Vatnml Bridge xeanesoay morning. CARPENTERS Wtd. For railroad coal bins In rizfirun' fre fare. Shin tonight.

fcl Walnut. CHIBPERS Wtd. At Coiniiionweslth Steel Granite City. bring hand hammers f-C CHOPPER Wtd. Experienced custom oring chopper.

M. K. Croak A and Olive taii- loth (c) t'lU I L'l-TnO Al references reonired: bond reouired. Box A-IOS. Post-DWontch.

COOK Wtd. Good short-order cook. Apply mis Morgan. i-i'TTe'R trf man ex oeritnced. as sistant cutter, to do trimming on sum waists: must have experience.

Appiy l're-mier Shirt Waist Factory. Gil N. Broad way, corner Woshinirton. DRIVER Wtd. Steady be driver.

Appiy (ci MorranfnM Oak Hill Railroad. OH 1 IVlH ffriclc men drive brick waimna familiar With City. Progress Pressed Brick King's high way, south of Arsenal. ENGINEER Wtd. Licensed engineer.

Ap ply Robert av. and oak Hill liroao. o. i-renncrcasT 1 on. 1 ENGINEER Wtd.

Licensed must do his own firing: state experience and wages exr pecteo. l-tox r-ost-l uspan n. FEEDER Wtd. Male or female. Roniacker Printing 1T22 s.

Proqdway. '-y Kts First-Class FLEXIBLE BOOKCASE LEATHER makers, want fast workers. or female, 4000 Laclede FUR CUTTER -Apply L. Koos Fur 61K Locust st. Cb HOUSEMAN Wtd.

A houseman st McMillan Home. Washington University: refs. Clci HOUSEMAN Wtd. First -class houseman. Hamilton Hote Hamilton and Maple.

JUNIOR DRUG CLERK. Wld. Seidllt Baeser Boyle LAIKIREKS Wtd. In alley, between King's highway. Academy, wens ana iaston.

i. J. Sullivan. tSi LABORERS Ytd. Colored laborers for con crete work.

Apply Skrainka Construc tion Ilutger and King highway, icl LABORERS Wtd. Colored concrete labor ers at alley. Grand and Kossuth, in the morning. JL F. Heman.

lo) LABORERS. Wid. Laborers and rockmen; rates. to 22Vjc per hour. The Prenderaast Contracting 60OU N.

Broadway. (8c) LATHERS Wtd. Cote Brllllante. MACHINIST Wtd. With engineer's license.

Call at 3101 X. Broadway. (c) MAX Morning and evening, to two cows. 6I01 Wagner a v. MAN Wld.

Energetic man for collector: living in Walnut Park vicinity; refer- encea. Box Q-i2. Post -Dispatch. MAN Wtd. Young man for office.

rapid and accurate at figures: state age. ex perience and salary expected. Box A-103. Post-Dispatch. (2c) II AN Wtd.

Experienced mechanic in auto mobile shop to repair sulos. and who fully unaerstanus now 10 cure ana retread tires. wnn run particulars, isox 0-4 1. Post- Dlsnatch. f2Z) man vv iu.

iWarriea man, aoout years old. to look after heating plant In factory and do general porter work in basement: preference Kiven to man who has had some experience with pipefitting or woodwork ing tools; wages per day. Box L-107. Post-Dispatch. )3ct MEAT UTTER Taylor.

Good niealcuiler. 1124 MEAT CUTTERS Two good meat cutters; good, sober hostler and exiierienced grocery clerk. Reinley's. Sarah and Easton. (ci I MEN Wtd.

Ten men 011 Oilve, west of andeventer. James j. rtyan. (e) MEN Wtd. iO men to wreck building; cail o'clock tuesnay, 2101 N.

MEN" Wtd. Tomorrow morning; Rutger and King's highway; money any time. Frank rowder. MEN Wtd -Unlon sjv. Lyrich 10 men; cellar work; Page ana veuiieu morning.

Joiin A. MEN Wtd. 2o nien lor concrete work; Wyoming and Grand in alley. F. A.

st lers. MEN Wtd. To lane ordei a for coffee, tea. grocers specialties; lo week. 012 S.

7th St. Hta. SQic-mxiea men Detween ages ID and S5 for U. S. Marine Corps; must bs naiive-oorn or uas i.rsi pauers: ex cellent opportunity 10 see the world.

good pay: clothing, rations, quarters, med ical auenaance nee. lumy ai u. s. Ma nns Corps. Recruiting utrice.

Dome Fed eral building. uis. -vio. ivi PAINTERS Wtd. Murt oe first-class union men; no slobs or booze fignters need sp-tily.

Call today. Ben iUnst 220s street. Granits City. iil. PORTER Wtd.

Ctn-I-teaU. -White porter for saloon. T2S OKI EU Wti saloon porlfr fur tw or days rr, ore- D. Broadway, Western Rowing Cluh. PKF.SSFELDiirt td.

Job pressfeed-T $7 per week: steaoy wotk to gid. feeder; spply to fort-man of printing -partment. i'feifrer Ci.tn-lcal Vine and 1 'otriri- liU. L.1MVTI. Wld.

1 OUlig tl Apply card stand. Knox's stcre. tiu Wah- KUSAWiLit to furniture ract. i-y w-rK. -'i.

P( RtKK BREAKER ld-12th High; money han. contractor. between any time. McMa- 3 SiUARKtMK.V Wtd. Apply at quarry.

Mjtit-rose ana Scott SALESMEN AND PROMOTF.RS Wtd. -For city and n-unir 1 inn-it. osier, 1.1 Bllg SHoVEl EKS 1" shoNelers. cay: Wedoesiav niornlng. nlon I.o'-.ils.

El Keary. 2 and I t. SHOVEI.ERS shovelers; Humphrey st. snd Morganford rd. Iavles Cuntract- e.r o.

hB) KLKRS Wtd. shoveiers; the highest wages raid- at library. 13th and Olive 's L. K-nrtt 121 rea: fate cf n.tn P. l.

I.r let STENOGRAPHER Vli Ih 22 years ot age; onvn; rv. wngui i Wtd. tailor. young biao; i-i- 1 MS 1 Ul.S tve st. rd iu.

i-an'O iri. I -'e I TINNER Wtd For rountrr work; Call P. Hlimr-acn. Mo. TINNER HtbLPER Wtd oivhi.

stout. Ap ply rtoldan Uiga urn- sington. SITUATIONS WANTED FEM ALB LAI'XDRESS Colored tirst 4 flays in week. lady wishes laundry SHI S. Hith St.

Colored woman wants washing to bring home or will go out. Stoddard, basement. F. Jones. Ci bring washing N.

inth st. lored. home first-class, wants to Eva Sedwlch, lit LAl'NOHESS Sit. wanted by competent laundress to go out by the. day.

14 N. t'ompion av. 1H1 LACNDRESS G001I laundress wants Tuesdays and Wednesdays; also housecleaning. Phone Bomont LAL'NDUESS Sil. by colored woman as laundress, to bring home or go out by the d-- HrHWA Pine, rear.

LAI'MIRESS Sit. by colored woman to do laundry work by the day; best references. Morgan. LAUNDRESS First-class laundress wants washing to bring home or go out. F.

Howell. 2012 rr. LACNDRESS First-class laundress wants Wednesday and Thursday out. Call Bomont lisn. LA 1" NT ESS Sit.

wanted by first-class laundress for Tuesdav, Wednesday and Thursday. 'al! Forext t41. Mrs. Smith. LAUNDRESS Sit.

wanted by laundress by day or bundle washing: shirt waists. Central LAUNDRESS Wants llrst part of week out. first-class laundress. Mrs. sr.

law. It'll) Division. (2) LAUNDRESS Wants laundry work, to go out by the dav or take bundl-'S home. Mrs. Klnslow.

1427 N. 1.1th. rear. LA UN DRESS Sit. by Al laundress 10 go out bv the dav: best citv references; must be first-class place.

2jl Wells. LAUNDRESS Wants small washing to bring home: good colored laundress; write. 0SI1 IVlmar. LAUNDRESS Sit. by first-class colored laundress: washing to bring home or go out.

Lottie Townsend. Webster av. LAUNDRESS While woman wants bundle washing to bring home or rough dry; call or write. St. Ferdinand.

LAUNDRESS Sit. hv colored laundress: family washings: also rough dry work; fine Ironer. Kant on av 131 LAUNDRESS Sit. by ftrst-claas colored laundress, ednesday and Thursday, or housecleaning; good references. Call M.

Reid. at 7 o'clock. Bomont 2.102L. LA 1 i iKESS Sit. by experienced colored woman as laundress, lo go out Monday.

Thursday. Friday. 1706 Chestnut; call Olive i.ii. NURSE Sit. wanted as wet nurse.

ad. 31 Ki New Ashland pi. Call or l2i Sit. wanted by colored nurse for two cniidren. or housework.

27011 Morgan. XURSEGIRL Sit. as riursegirl; apply at once. 1224 3d. ur 11 our.

intelligent young woman oesires simple orrice work; small salary Box C-M. Post-DisnaU-h. 2 riA.MJi 011. wanted by young lady as pianist in moving picture show; evenings oniy. ooa r-oat -oispa ten.

SALESLADY Sit. by experienced saleslady in bakery; can give refej-enees. K. 3010 iaciene: -ntrai SEAMSTRESS wants dressmaking and sew- M. 0 a I t.MJiiKArH r.H sit.

bv young ladv ste-nlgrapher. i year's experience. Phone Vic-tor 2Q1R. (2) STENOGRAPHER Sit. wanted by stenographer.

IB years old. Just out of college; smai. salary. nox Post-l'ISpatch. STENOGRAPHER Expert stenogra pher desirei position for afternoons.

Box o-w. r-ost-iMspatcn. Experienced young lady desires position as stenographer; $10. Box ici. rost-iMspatcn.

SltMHiKAIllfcK Female jteiioemnh who bookkeeping and switchboard work, d-jsires position: moderate sal- nry: rKr-rx-. ah, llo N. i avlor. Hartley's election cost rr.e a io-a-ween posiuon; every stenogra pher is competent, hut 1 really know how r-lO'. IV.st-Disr.atcb (2 STENOGRAPHER Sit.

wanted by stenog rapner; experienced oiera'or: worker; salary reasonable. Box osi-i-'ispaicn. STriNOGKA Pi f.R Sit. bv experienced stenographer; willing to work for moderate rhii-v; cn luriina reierences. Box post -I 'Ispatrh by voung ia.lv ste ncrraplier cr bill clerk; fc ears' exneri references.

Phr.ne Bomcnt ji'inr-i- en ENOGRaPHKR l-exlre e.i.wt posiMon: 8 nion'hs' experience; salary or -i, s'tu 1 eutes; Minitfi Piemier or iTiw-rnoe. I'rx M-1W7. STENVMiRA PHER Young lady siJiiographer i-i ii.oeui position; mechanic manursriunng or saw work preferred: Al reirreni-e. is experience. Box 0-14.

post-1 'iepaii-n. TIMEKEEPER Sit. warned bv vonn an in lnsutution. to take charge of time, rc-'T-ia. en.

rirgan. WOMAN wants hoiise.t.Jmil(r to bring home. M-s. i .1 and iaui.tli-y 1. Kelr o.m-.

to'n an warts few days zi 01 reierenct. -11- i-- r-r-er roa-i oMEN Mt. bv 2 y.iung colored one as Ptry cook, on, tQ rorw f.u ware or ensmhernisid 2r-) 1 women; Uver- wsr.ted In anar.ments or fist: ao laundrv: gtc.fref- WoMAN fit. bj colored worr-an for g'-eral house a org or no iwasner; address call. 2-i s.

trsnn: rg or WOMAN Sit. wanted bv ,0 or wash, ing snd the w-k. t.l.one 8. phone Grand or fcortA Manche-r Th Post-Dispatch la the only evening nwppr in St Louis that receives or publishes news fathered bjr the Associated Fress. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE SALESMAN Sit.

by experienced gents' fur- nishintf goods salesman; best references; does nut smoke or drink. Box M-1S2. (41 SALESMAN Sil. by experienced road sales man; at present with large Chicago house; rast sales rtiurd talks: in St. Louis until Nov.

canvassers and employment agen- -s save police. Box Post-Dis. 131 wanted as salesman by a miruilL'-aed ticrman and English speaking competent salesman; can furnish best rc''Pii'-i; local 01 road. Box O-itvl. pnyt-l'-'spatrh.

Familiar with Spanish. and English. wishes translation work of several mercantile houses on nionthlv or piece basis; experienced, references Box M-171. Post-Dispatch. 2i SITUATIONS WANJ ED FEMALE BoOKKKEI'Elt Kxpirlenced ladv bookkeeper will putt and balance books several evenings uuring the week for small com-per-sa'ion Box F-54.

Post-Dis. 2I Ctillr.i.NK i. Sit. as companion by refilled youn: woman: wilt- travel; wants goo-i riin-e th-i" iiirv. Box O-Kl.

COMPANION Sit. wanted by a refined woin-' an as companion: g'cd reader; would be willing to assist with housekeeping: highest references. Box M-177. Post-Dis. COMPANION'--r-it.

wanted by n-tlned young ladv as companion or attendant to Invalid or children; will travel. 4005 ilor-gan. First-class lady compositor wishes steady position. Box CtoK Sit. wanted by lirst-clnss colored ci d- housewoTk.

-704 Lucas. CtkiiC Call ail the week at Finney for ccl ire-l rook or nnr-if1: have references. CCHiK Sil. wantfd by neat colored girl as cook and do light housework; or address '2C'4 Lawtrn av. COOK Sit.

as cook by white lady and place as housemaid by daughter, same family preferred. 104 I.ornsL COOIv Sit. perbneed Theoosia by first-class German cook; exit! ail kinds of cooking. 0911 COOK Sit. wanted by colored woman as cnok tr general work; good references; call or write 1127 Aubert; phone Forest 1'4.

CtKIK Sits, wanted by ix)'ored woman and daughter. 1:. with best of references: as cook, where child can r.urse or help; phone Linden -i 1 4. DINING ROOM GIRL Sit. dining room or housegiri.

mar Kfi-jr, bv experienced $1.1. Call Del- DIN1NG ROOM GIKL Experienced Swedish girl wants position as dining room girl. Ad. PwenHh Girl. California, by mall.

DRESSMAKER Sit. by dressmaker to sew In families; city or suburbs; references. Evans. DRESSMAKER First-class dressmaker wants work by the day. o04 Von Versen.

Forst DRESSMAKER Sit. by mother's friend to go out by dav dressmaking, mending, in cluding any clean work, care of children. Linns. I'entra! S474L. FELLERS Sits, wanted by two ladles, ex perienced felling hands on coats; must.

have work; write, please. 2117 X. 12th. FORELADY Sit. In laundry as forelady, marker or sewer: best references.

Box L- 12.. GIRL Sit. to do cooking or housework. S. Lyon.

GIRL Sit. wanted bv steady, voung girl would like good position. Gladys Red more. 2'i2t Laclede. HoLSEGlKL Sit.

by Is-year-oid girl; wants poiis'vci-k small family. Iuis. HOi.i-U7irtb-Mt. wanted; housework. no cocking: call or address 1123 X.

lsth. HOL'SEGIRL Sit. wanted bv colored girl general housework. 10.ii Eureka pi. trSEGlRL-boas wovk.

-Sit. bv girl. 15, Tower Grave. for light HO ill SKGIRl- Sit. bv colored girl girl.

4217 West Belle rea r. as house- HOLSEGIRI- out by day; uary. Sit. by girl; housework or go go nonio nignts. li-U Jan HOl'nKW OMAN -Sit.

by colored woman to assist with housework and caro for chil iren. 1 1 131 Hoi-'SEGIKI. Good girl wlvhes nice place as housegirl in private famil'-. 411S av. Call HOl b.

K1KH- -VV blow working bouHeket 1 in no 1. 1 lertlf ti children. iv.shes sit. as widewer's home; Kol SbtllKl cooking I i.i'caw. 11.

bousef. iri uii-i do plain tne week. Ad. Brown Hon, rut 4.M. by t-m 'orc- lady to do general housework In B.uall family.

-rmaii. i.au-ton. HOI -Sit. fc-ood. reliable colored or dining room elrk can give giri.

r.otise or oirung go-! references; uif tare. or write. 4345 Cot Hoi SKM-KI KIl An experienced lady wants posmon as Housekeeper ror genti man; don't cail after p. in. 2727 Chootea i av.

HOl I LK Sit. wanted as housekeeper in small rooming wjse. by respectable lady; to work for wages or ifioent. 11 r-. 'iarrison.

iluL'SKK EEPEK Sit. wsnted as housekeeper or do light housework in small family, bv elderly woman good refei-encrs; in west End. H-ix Pot-tlsp tr h. 12 LA l-V Married ladv mnli to work for husband r-wm an. I lx-ard: aiso child of Tlox h.

IX) LAD Sit. wnnle.l bv oung iae'v. experl enced. In doctor's office or es clerk. Box O-lv.

LAI11 wsi.ted Tv voung lady. 2U years c-id. tnomugn imication; at once. tKn G-14S. Prst Ina-h.

LAI'Ni'LLSS-brln home nmlt.i Wl.iiams bv laur.iiress 42'7 Kossu.a. LAI'M'RESS- Wama washing 10 take home; references. St. IIITS. LAINDKES.S-brine home.

4'oiored. wants bundles Call Sil2 Morgan. to LALNDRESS First-class, wishes washing to go out by 'h day or bring borne. 4VuoS sr. is i I 1 I.